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Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of lightness, fragility, and ease, often applied to physical objects like paper or bread, but also extending to emotional states like joy and ease of disposition. It can also describe a horse's sweatiness or a ewe's milk production.
Derived headwords
- 1.to rustleboth
To strike paper or leaves against each other so they make a rustling sound, causing them to fall.
- 1.joyfulnessboth
A state of being pleased, happy, and cheerful.
- 2.lightnessboth
A quality of being light, agile, or nimble.
- 3.activityboth
A state of being energetic and active.
- 1.joyfulnessboth
A state of being pleased, happy, and cheerful.
- 2.lightnessboth
A quality of being light, agile, or nimble.
- 3.activityboth
A state of being energetic and active.
- 1.joyfulboth
Characterized by joy, happiness, and cheerfulness.
- 2.lightboth
Characterized by lightness, agility, or nimbleness.
- 3.activeboth
Characterized by energy and activity.
- 1.one who rejoicesclassical
A person who becomes happy when asked for something.
- 2.crumblinessboth
The state of being crumbly or easily broken.
- 3.softnessboth
A quality of being soft and yielding.
- 1.sweaty (horse)classical
Describing a horse that sweats profusely.
- 2.opposite of hardboth
The opposite of being hard or solid; soft and yielding.
- 1.to become crumblyboth
Bread becoming soft, light, and crumbly.
- 1.crumbly breadboth
Bread that is soft, light, and easily crumbled.
- 1.easy to deal withclassical
A person who is easy to approach or handle regarding their requests or needs.
- 1.prolific (ewe)classical
A ewe that produces a lot of milk.
- 1.leaky (waterskin)classical
A waterskin that leaks its water due to its thinness or fragility.
- 1.good-naturedclassical
A person of good character and generous disposition.
- 1.to make light ofboth
To consider someone or something as weak or insignificant.
- 2.to enlivenboth
To make someone cheerful or energetic.
- 3.to make happyboth
To cause someone to feel joy or pleasure.
- 1.to deem lightclassical
To consider someone or something as insignificant or of little importance.
- 1.to moveclassical
To cause something to move or stir.
- 1.affectionate and joyfulclassical
A woman who is affectionate towards her husband and joyful.